, just a privacy advocate trying to stay up with
latest communication trends.
Travis McCrea
Pirate Party of Canada
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This outlines my experience yesterday at the border.
http://falkvinge.net/2013/09/04/open-letter-to-us-border-patrol-cbp/
tl;dr - because I am the leader of a Canadian political party I might be a
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and I thought this could make some money I would do it.
Travis McCrea
http://www.travismccrea.com
USA: 1(206) 552-8728 / CAN: 1(778) 709-4859
Candidate for the Canadian Pirate Party in the Vancouver Centre riding. Any
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I think my only complaint (that doesn't seem to be mentioned, though I could
have missed it) is that the email address is generated with your key. This
means that you have to create a whole new email account every 6 - 12 months for
optimal security. I would suggest that you should allow people
I know that Pirate Linux started as a Pirate Party of Canada project, however,
I am unsure if it is still being maintained. Though anyone who would like to
help us out we would obviously be greatly appreciative of it.
On 2013-08-10, at 6:02 PM, lilo wrote:
On 10/08/2013 23:32, Mikael MMN-o
I have talked about this in the past, we need to make things look nice
otherwise they are not going to be used and they lose their security
advantages. I will give a case and point, I recently revoked my old GPG key
because it's been active for over a year and I know that my computer has been
I would point to Texutal* as a model that does this and works, they release
their source code -- but you have to compile it yourself. I don't have an IDE
on my computer anymore, and probably would be too lazy to go through the hassle
of trying to compile their program than to just give them $3
,
and in general I am very much a dual citizen (as opposed to having dual
citizenship).
I was wondering if you guys had any ideas on how to potentially leverage
that to perhaps sue the CIA in an effort to ensure they are not
collecting any data on Travis McCrea the Canadian who is Travis
McCrea
To be honest, if you are not in a situation that needs cryptocat anyway, and
Nadim doesn't make any money from you using cryptocat... and it means less
hostile bug reports from you... why would he want you to?
No one is forced to use the program, yes, Opera might be used by people we
would
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I was going to buy my nephew a savings bond for his birthday (he is one,
what else can you really get him?) and I was trying to sign up on
treasurydirect.gov and was appauled by the security so I thought I would
share.
First they have all these
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The Pirate Party of Canada has issued a release on this, due to
Canadians interest in themselves we are focusing on Canadian
surveillance of Canadians rather than foreign cooperation.
https://www.pirateparty.ca/newsletter/warrantless-surveillance/
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I have been considering establishing a /r/LiberationTech subreddit, and
then building a bot which would submit new threads on the website for
each new topic that was created here on the mailing list.
Pros:
Gives people who use reddit, don't like
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http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2013/06/what.html
I do believe them, but I have no proof to back that up. You would assume
they wouldn't make a bold faced lie, they would just not talk about it.
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I don't know how many people watch Doctor Who, and I hate to use it as my
example, but there was a planet where people used items of emotional value as
currency. This is kinda how I see the future of the Internet going: People
trade various details of their life, and they get various services
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Either I missed it, or it wasn't posted: dod.net is a wonderful 501(c)3
which has a great distributed network of servers and is super big on
privacy protection and their clients data.
It's free to host with them, but they ask for donations.
Also
No, it just shows that people didn't understand the rules of voting. Nothing
else.
Travis McCrea
Pirate Party of Canada
The Ultimate Ebook Library
Kopimist Church of Idaho
Phone: 1(206)552-8728 US Call/Text
IRC: irc.freenode.net, irc.pirateirc.net (TeamColtra or TravisMcCrea)
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someone has clicked reply
all when they only meant to click reply) for recent example
http://www.hlntv.com/article/2012/11/28/reply-all-nyu-student-emails-school
I see zero need to change it.
Travis McCrea
Pirate Party of Canada
The Ultimate Ebook Library
Kopimist Church of Idaho
Phone: 1(206
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